Review on 💡 Tripp Lite 6 Outlet Surge Protector Power Strip, 6ft Cord, Right-Angle Plug, $50,000 Insurance (TR-6) - Grey by Hector Szymczak

Let's say you're installing an entertainment center with a TV, stereo, DVD player, Roku, and whatever else you put in an entertainment center. Of course, you can no longer use just two sockets on the wall like you used to. You must have an extension cord. And if you're like my dad, put this pup on a shelf with the TV and power cord going to the back of the shelf because the power cord runs behind the closet just like any regular power cord. But then you plug everything in and reach over to turn on the power strip, only to find that the switch is on the power strip at the back. Behind all the connectors you just plugged in. they laugh at you I laugh at your suggestion that logic will prevail and the switch is easy to reach. Now you can buy a few screws of _exactly_ the right size to stick in your fancy closet and hang the PSU vertically from those little screw holes on the back of the PSU, but have you ever managed to do it properly? no you didn't lie It dangles unsteadily every time you try; be twisted in any desired direction due to the very thick power cables. I know; I was there. Instead, you trawl through 23 pages of network filters on Amazon to find the ONE that has the switch on the opposite page. Twenty three pages. Now it's probably been postponed as it's top of the range compared to all other surge protectors (although it's not super cheap so you must really want it) so I don't know how many pages it had to flip through to get it Find. But believe me, the year I found it, I was the best daughter and got a surge protector for Christmas that my dad thought didn't exist. yes i won Y'all thought you were fine, but you did 23 pages? As for the quality of the working part of the product. I haven't heard if my father could use it. I suspect he would have said something if it hadn't worked.